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Jumprava, a Latvian band formed in Riga in April 1984, initially included Ainārs Ašmanis, Māris Jurjāns, Ainārs Vilde, and Antonija Breidaka. Their debut album No tēvu zemes was released in 1985, featuring notable tracks "Par rozēm" and "Mākonis". The band gained prominence with their inclusion on the compilation Mikrofons ‘85. In subsequent years, Jumprava underwent several lineup changes. Despite these challenges, they continued to produce successful albums such as Jumprava (1988) and Pilsēta (1989), which included hits like "Šeit lejā" and "Ziemeļmeita". The band won the Mikrofons competition in 1990 and 1991 with songs "Baltā" and "Peldētājs", but disbanded shortly after. Jumprava reunited in 1997 under Platforma Music, releasing Laika atšķirību romance (1998) and receiving the Latvian Music Industry Award for their contributions to Latvian music. Their later albums include Trajektorija (2001), Inkarmo (2005), and Laiks runā (2014).
